"Bob LeChevalier" <lojbab at lojban.org> wrote in message
> >> >Not one single adultery law has ever been repealed, but the last
prosecution
> >> >under this law was more than half a century ago.
> >>
> >> Good.
> >
> >Thanks for that admission that you support the "right of women to commit
> >adultery"--making you an accomplice to a serious crime.
>> I admit no such thing. I admit approving that prosecution for
> adultery is becoming rare. But I remind you that California's law
> against adultery, that you quote on your website, WAS in fact
> repealed, and there is no law against adultery in California.
>
No, the law in California has NOT been repealed, which means adultery is
ILLEGAL.
No state law against adultery has ever been repealed, not even in
Pennsylvania where there was a RUMOR that it was repealed. It's still law
in Pennsylvania.
By stating "Good" when it's noted that the law is not being upheld, you are
an accomplice to a CRIME, and a serious crime at that. It's just as serious
a crime as murder, which is why it's right next to "You shall not murder" in
the Ten Commandments.
You might "think" that those who commit adultery shouldn't be punished, but
unless and until the law IS repealed, adultery is against the law, no matter
what you "liberals" and feminazis and jews "think" about it.
http://christianparty.net/adultery.htm
John Knight
